


The Welsh Village Taking on the Armed Forces
Francesca Newton

Big Business Is Muscling in on the UK’s Nursery Racket
Sophie K Rosa

There Were Too Few Firefighters Working in London on Almost 100 Occasions in a Year, FOI Data Shows
James Walker

The Police Are Using Coronavirus to Crack Down on Protest
Rivkah Brown

How We Won: The Activists and Lawyers Who Stopped Asylum Seekers Being Evicted in Glasgow
Lauren Gilmour

Italy’s Migrants Are Being Attacked From Left and Right. They Aren’t Going to Take It Lying Down
Alice Figes

Labour Is Hemorrhaging Leftwing Activists. Will It Survive?
Harriet Williamson

‘Land justice is racial justice’: People of Colour Are Reclaiming Their Right to Nature
Yali Banton-Heath

‘This is Our Home’: The Ex-Mining Community Fighting Demolitions in Yorkshire
Ethan Shone
Residents of Wordsworth Drive and Sugar Hill Close, a privately-owned social housing estate in Oulton near Leeds, are fighting a developer seeking to demolish their homes and replace them with new, market-rate housing. Ethan Shone reports.

‘We’d Prefer to Die in the UK Than Go Back’: The Refugees on Hunger Strike Against Deportation
Laith Saad
22 refugees at notorious immigration removal centre Brook House have gone on hunger strike in protest of their imminent deportations. Laith Saad reports.

‘It’s Been Too Long’: The Windrush Compensation Scheme is Setting Victims Up to Fail
Sophie K Rosa
Confronted with a failing compensation scheme offering hugely delayed and "insultingly" low payments, Windrush victims argue they have no choice but to fight for just renumeration. Sophie K Rosa reports.

‘We Want to Breathe’: Anti-Racist, Environmental and Gilets Jaunes Campaigners Are Joining Forces in France
Olly Haynes

Renters Unions Are Preparing to Resist an ‘Impending Tsunami’ of Evictions
Rivkah Brown

How We Won: The Customers Who Saved Their Local Market
Laith Saad
Loyal customers banded together to save their beloved local market from eviction in what became one of the most innovative fights against gentrification in recent memory. Laith Saad reports in the first instalment of How We Won, a new series which celebrates the victories of grassroots campaigns across the country.

‘It’s All Performative, They Don’t Care’: Why Tate Workers Are Going on Strike
Sophie K Rosa
Facing redundancy during a national recession and global pandemic, Tate workers are going on strike, arguing that, despite the art institution’s socially conscious image, it is the lowest-paid and most diverse workers who will be worst impacted. Sophie K Rosa reports.

Coronavirus Has Made Things Even Worse for Migrant Workers on Spain’s Fruit Farms
Nic Murray
